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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-20

SAH FRkEczsco, Jaly 10 Arrived
Steamer Walla Waila, Seattle; steamer
Geo. W. Elder, seattle.
Cleared Steamer Stats Of California,
Portland.
Sailsd-steameT Ali, Port Townsend.
RoRr TOWNSEND. Jaly l9.-ArFived-
ScheoueF Annie Larsen.
PoKT ANoELos. July 19.-The Straits
clear. Fresh westerly wind. No ship
ping.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-20

TTNTTED STATES or AMERTcA, TERRE-
" tory Of Washington, Third judicial Dis
tFict-ss
In the District Court holding terms al Seattle
No. s42e-The United States Of America W.
A sioop Inc names Der tackle. apparel and
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Woonv.pn & T.o,upop

WooDwAR1 ~ LoTHRop
close Saturdays; during July and August, at /
q sho ss
sa b and t ma yh made sasiF grchasss
the l.bors Of our employees less tiresoms during
the hot months.
SIC nss ds hess
departments having been moved to our light
sodsy 9 The ;Oiiu~ns s.s.. 1sass
1000 'G Doz GERMAN AND IRISH Huck AMI
DANISH TOWELS,
est variety best styles. greatest esIuss we we have
1oe iE B5S sf EoSs I. b 5Sl'ISs TOWELS
Med:liSn center. handsome colored borders;
$50 p6z s Mis aae 6ouB1s HucABuc rowE1A
Extra and soft wash bleach, extra heavy, all
800 boz .P FINE e ind Ssps H1k Kzs
All white and narrow. red and blue borders,
so boa 1' aEaaaS pAMAsk
Hnotted fringe red and blue combination bor-
70 f S5z ifs q sf2t ,asRs HuoK rowrnR
Knotted fringe. all white and red border; size.
aos boz EXTRA DOUBLE HuckABuc TOWELS,
Plain and hnotted f5inxss AZ white and red and
SO H bSa THRR Rfs rSs NssRf so14o
Heavy weight all white nice quality; 2Ox4O
100 boz FANCY TURKISH TOWELS,
knotted fringes. suitable for tidies coverings.
Of Hh ss aRsR e sssRs
SO fsScs ea.iSeH HALE;gLEAcHEp pAMAsks.
Certainly the Isl ysiae IN Household Table
200 DOE s ALf~TIS Kfs5E' FULL sEIvEDaE NAP
'S''' %o essSnlas F' so4Hsop.
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The talk OF approach TO peaceabe and salts
factory solution OF the fisheries controversy and
acts tending In the opposite direction, continue
steadily their game OF contradiction. The order
Ing OF British warships to the scene OF action,
however explained, brings Great Britain TO the
front In active support OF the American dependen-
cies There is no great show Of beligerency on our
part Our admiral and navy retire to Bar Har-
Dor, leaving the old question to be answered,
whether the American navy withdrew because
the British navy approached. or the British navy
approached because the American navy with
drew. While there is no threat or danger OF the
immediate exercise Of the right OF retaliation on
the part Of the President, there is evidence that
the Government is not willing to be placed In The
attitude OF complete surrender to the Canadians.
The instructions to fishermen issued by Admiral
Luce, directing the observance OF the Canadian
view Of American rights, were naturally sup
posed to give voice TO the wishes OF the Govern
ment. Secretary Whitney corrects that impress
SION Admiral Luce'S circular. IL viewed merely
as informing the American fishermen what acts
on their part would be followed by the seizure
or their vessels and loss OF a voyage, would be
useful But its issuance by him was probably not
apart OF his duty, and was liable TO be miscon-
,trued. Some OF the Canadian papers attack Sec
rotary whitney herceIy on account OF his action
IN the matter, and the Halifax Chronicle pro-
nounces him ga Yankee blatherskite." This Is
really TOO bad. Hurry up the navy, Secretary
whitney!
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GREAr AND EFFECTIVE
DROP IN SUITS!

We don't want the Suits. Here your chance to buy
aSuit even you have to lay it aside until next year.
Look over your wardrobe. See if another Suit would
not make good acquisition
few very fine India Linen Dresses with two rufies.
trimmed with embroidery and fine tucks in each
ruffie and overskirt trimmed to match; a basque
nicely trimmed with inserting and rufies very neat
style. Former price. $1,000; reduced to $500.
Another very neat White Suit, which could be used
for morning, is skirt of fine tucks overskirt tucked
to MATCH with fine drapery and basque correspond,
which has been reduced from So 80 to $500.
One more great bargain in Dresses is India Linen
Skirt, trimmed with three-deep embroidered ruies
overskirt with tucked lack and embroidery, with q
pretty stylish basque. Former price, s14OO reduced
to $3.50.
We have only three more of our Embroidered front
India Linen Suits with back drapery and basque to
match which have been reduced from 90 to IS so.
We are closing out Job lot of soiled White India
Linen Dresses, trimmed with elegant quality Of
embroidery, which We consider of great bar
gains The full value of these Dresses is less than
$1,000 we are willing to dispose of them for $3.50.
We have also a very pretty style of Misses Suits,
which We will close out at a great reduction One par
ticuar sy lie is tucked skirt, with rufe around the
bottom, and q full sash with q very neat basque to
match. Former price, - %; reduced to 81 so
We have only three 14-year Misses Suits left of .
plain skirt. trimmed with three of very fine
inserting and plated waist to match reduced from
$500 to 80 90.
BY buying of the above you do not make foolish
outlay. but . sensible investment
LANSBURCH & BRO,
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For a religious association, combining the mr.
suit Of scholarship with brotheriy love, the Chau
tauqua Assembly had rather lively session at
jamestown, N. Y, on Wednesday. A controversy
between the Officers OF the society and the cottage
holders has broken out once or twice before. but
has always been confined to an exchange of oral
personalities, or a not too sweet-tempered debate
The resort TO force and the Introduction OF the DO
lice are new and unexpected feature
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The Texas prohibitionists attribute their defeat
70 the anti-prohibition letter OF jefferson Davis
which, they think, turned great numbers OF
native-born democrats against them; to the COL
ored vote, OF which they estimate four-ffths were
against the amendment; and TO the foreign born
voters who opposed prohibition almost solidly.
They figure that the white American born voters
were about equally divided ON the question, and
that the majority against the amendment repre-
sents the colored and foreign vote. They propose
70 Try IL again.
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A FESTIVAL Or BAseArxs.


ALTHOUGH OUR woRKING.FoRcE HAS
BEEN TESTED To ITS UTMOST CAPACITY
TO SUPPLY THE GREAT DEMAND FOR
THOSE SEVEN FIFTY SUITS FOB MEN
THAT WE'VE BEEN TRLLINa YOU ABOUT.
WE STILL FIND TINE. IN FACT MAKE
TIME TO PROVIDE EQUALLY ATTRACT
I'VE BARGAINS FOR TIE BoYs-THE MEN
OF THE FUTURE
HERE THEY ARE
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. COMMENCING
TOMORROW tsATURDAD MORNING:
THREE DOLLARS AND FORTY CENTS
WILL SECURE THE CHOICE OF ANY SUIT
IN OUR HOUSE TO FIT BOYS, AGES TO
IA tsHoRT KNEE PANTs). THAT HAVE
BEEN SELLING AT THE FOLLOWING FIG
UREs: s5. s5 SO, % AND $3.50 SUIT.
NONE RESERVED. THEY ALL GOAT
THREE FORTY A SUR.
LIGHT Co1.oRs AND DARK CoLoRs. CAS-
sIMEREs AND cHEvIoTs TwEEDs AND
HoMEsPUNs, sERaEs AND FLANNELs.
ALL AT THE SAME PRICE.
THESE SUITS
ARE NOT AN ACCUMULATION OF OLD
STOCK. sHoP-woRN AND SHELF
STAINED. BUT BRIGHT, CRISP AND NEW
GOODS, THIS SEASONS PRODUCTION. WE
NEVER HAVE ANY OLD STOCK. BECAUSE
RATHER THAN CARRY GOODS OVER FROM
ONE YEAR TO ANOTHER WE DO PRE-
CIsELY WHAT WE ARE DOING NOW,
SELL THEM WHILE THEY'RE NEW
If THEY'LL ONLY BRING HALF PRICE,
THEN THEY ARE OF SOME GOOD. OUR
PATRONS ARE BENEFITED. WHILE WE
ARE ENABLED TO START EVERY SEASON
WITH STOCK FREE FROM OLD STYLES.
IT TAKES "NEROs" TO DO BUSINESS THIS
WAY WE KNOW. BUT WE'RE HERE FOR
THAT PURPOSE" COME THEN AND
BRING THE BOYS ALONG. SEE THE
FEAST OF BARGAINS AWAITING YOU. SEE
THE VARIETY OF STYLES, THE MULTI
PLICITY OF PATTERNS FROM WHICH YOU
CAN MAKE YOUR SELECTION FOR
THREE DOLLARS AND FORTY CENTS
SUIT. EVERY SUIT GUARANTEED PER
Feet FITTING, AND MADE IN THE
LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLE
sAKs AND COMPANY,
CLOTHIERS TO THE BOYS,
SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE
au12
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Advertisers

viii serve their own purpose best, and at the same
time greatly accommodate THE STAR if they will send
in before noon to- morrow their announcements for
the large edition of Saturdays paper the forms
Of which must be to press much earlier than on
the other Ave days Of the week.
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BAneArss In Mus11s UrpEnwrAn


10 dog. LADIES' CORSET COVERS, low
neck, only two sizes, and g. 1Oc. each.
so doz. LADIES' CORSET COVERS. high
neck. all sizes, only 1870. each.
% doz. LADIES' CAMBRIA CORSET Gov
ERS, trimmed with Hamburg Edging, only 25c
EACH
100 dog. NURSES APRONS, two wide hens
above the tucking. only 19c. each.
so dog. NURSES APRONS, 3 nice styles, only
2oc. each.
CHILDRENs MOTHER HUBBARD
APRONS, 25c. each
Child's Fine Plaid Nainsook Aprons, high
neck. trimmed with Hamburg. 62k 90 and
75c. each.
Splendid Fitting American Coutil and Ger
many Woven Corsets, only Toe. each.
THOMSON'S GLOVE-FITTING CORSETS,
long aud short waists, only 81 each.
ROTHS DOUBLE BONE CORSET, extra
long waist, only 41.26 per pair.
Celebrated II. c." French Coutil Corset long
waist, only 81. SO per pair.
Celebrated II. c." Short Waist Corset French
Coutil. only $l.75 per pair.
Celebrated. 81 C.". SATEEN CORSETS. in
white, grey. black and red, only 81 IS per pair
Satin Corsets, in pink. blue, cardinal and
black, only $3 PER pair.
(Second floor; two elevators.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
cofo
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HAMBURG DEPARTMENT.

In order to close out 40 or so pieces Of Swiss EN-
broideries, we have made the following reductions:
Is pieces Swiss Edgings, finch WIDE most of them
good patterns. were 15 and &c. per yard
Marked Down to 10c. per yard.
10 pieces Swiss Edgings, 9inch wide good patterns
were 25c. per yard.
Marked Down to zoe. per yard.
22 pieces Cambria Edgings good patterns 716-inch.
wide splendid patterns for White Shirts were &c per
yard.
Marked Down to 15c per yard
Second floor; two elevators)
WOODWARD b LOTHROP,
Cor. l 1th and F SITS. NV.
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Although, as Mr. Harris, OF Virginia, remarked,
there Is good deal OF the President there Is not
enough OF him 10 divide between several places
at the same time and the business Of establishing
alibis for him by reporting him In widely distant
parts OF the country is now somewhat overworked
He doubtless regrets that he cannot be, as an
nounced conducting official business at Oak View,
fishing in West Virginia with Senator Kenna
bounding through the surf with Mrs. Cleveland on
Cape Cod, and responding TO the welcome OF his
felow-citizens at Peoria and at Nashville all on
the same day or In the same week But, unhap-
PLY, even President OF the United States has not
the gift Of onnlpresence.
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$l.5O K1n G1ovEs Fon $50.

1t sounds ridiculous Maybe you won't believe it.
We can tell you this: We had 200 dozen Of these
Gloves two weeks and to-day havn't 40 dozen.
The Dressed Kid Gloves have buttons, embroidered
backs, scalloped tops. The Undressed Kids Nous.
quetaire style with embroidered backs. We repeat
they're worth 31.50 a pair: and, whether you are .
buyer or not. they'll soon be gone.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

NOR RENT-NEwLY FURNIsHED. LARGE, AIRY
rooms. to gentlemen only, at 31S 9th st. corner 4
no. nv,,,z ~. .7,75yS cos .. 80. : :,
j. nv. oonsiss!as q four eonnunisstias Rooms,
with the convenisncss for light housekeeping; SEQ
Rooms On oe. Tor nss
'hs sf fssR!snsa 6osid ds.Tsd' terms reasonable
Tor RENT-ROoMs, FVRNIsHEp AND UNFUR-
nisaed single and en- suite non:e f:sss south
ne ass
Saors nom, vs f sasn;.Ssds sssa s.sS p....a.
70 sss
" 41 A. a as:s 4. i sSS
ell. 6l7 2lst st. NV. sn1l-3t'
EoR RENT-THREE uMFURNIsHED ROOMS, ON
I second aoor. 1107 18th st NV. au11-3t'
aks!T$S ssShfsssa1 sssss
Ss S S SSh Nv FsI
EOR RRNT-6l3 h ST NV Tw0LAR9E ROOMS
ss 90 sass
EoR RRNT-FURNIsHEDB EAUTIFUL SUMNER
ssS ssss
EoR RENT-l720. q 81. NV. LARak HAND:
War and S.ss p spsrsmsnss ' O'' sys.sx. :
TOR RENT-ROOMs-PA WANTING ROOMS
s:ins At fSc% AssnSg sss
EoR RRNT-IN a DESIRABLE NEIGHBORHoOD.
l. four communicating rooms ON second hoor, suit
able for light housekeeping. Terms moderats family
small, children. References. Rooms open between
and p. m. Apply 1909 10th ST. NV. .yl4.lm
FoR RENT-FURN1SsHH nT. AND UNFINISHED
Large, light and airy Prices reasonable: Transient
THE cLrSTSa fS2sf $50 ss seS sss ses It'll
st. n. W. Main entrance, S26 9TH st.
Street can pass the door to ali parts Of the city.
OPEN ALI, NIGHT. jeS-.3n
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Those ,rho leave the city during the summer can
have The Star mailed to them for any length Of
time and ne address changed ds often as desired
~ al subscriptions must be Invariably paid IN
adrance at the rate Of so cents per month for the
term desired.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

EOR RENT-TWO NICE OFFICE ROOMS, LOWER
Il floor 635 st. NV. after July 1. 1887. at 800 per
month, BY the year. VIII paper and paint and thor
0ughly renovate rooms.
JOHN T. BEALL co.
te7- 3m 1921 r st. NV
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED--ROOMS.

w 80 iarro ,,nfnrmisbai ~ hatwoaN OF ia
18th and Pennsylvania ave. and NJ St: state
terms references exchanged. Address A. K. Star
office. au11-St'
WANTED-BY OCTOBER l, FOR GENTLEMAN
w and wife. two unfinished rooms with bath. I'd
story with without board: northwest: give price
and location Address NJ. G. B. Star office au11-3t'
WANTED-BY THOROUGHLY RESPECTABLE
w colored man and wife, who understand the bust
ness, Dining and Kitchen, in which to carry
the catering business. Address E. b., Star Office.
au1O-3tf
WANTED ROOMS PARTIES HAVING ROOMS
w to rent present advantage to procure tenants
that will save them time trouble, and money. Room
Renting Agency, 93S st. d. RAMEY. j. 15-2m
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LNOR RENT
Isl fsii is:h . :ss Y ;'. SIN 4 ss =, 10 50
aus-9w iath and n sis
IroR RENT-THREE- STORY NEW BRICK HOUSE
- Day wlndows six rooms, water. gAs, latrobes aud
rsngs; lS4s Boundary %. Key st corner STORE i4th
and Boundary sts. kent els. ty2s- l5ts
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WANTED--HELP.

neutrality-suspicious. CLERKS WISHING
to Tske %op Ro SSeso Ia o: 6ter rs one aSsF
~ mstsEss; Apply to Nj. Locfhart wooDwARg.
sD y ut e o aSD woNS TO
WANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
aI h9sssswora and coofins Apply Immediately At
w general housewori. 4o7k ist st. NV. II:
WANTED, SUITABLE "a PERSONS 70 SOLICIT
y 81 Ssss fslin So ss En- M n.
Gzs5 M9 az E az 49, SGs n AND nat
wANTED--A GENTLEMAN WITH GOOD REF
o1 Ss '0ss6 az s
is,s
W ANTED--A COMPETENT. WOMAN, 70 DO
w The work Of small family. Bring tsssFe1s: ne
XIT An wa7TY S aiTSsv.
w Esfsrsnce' required Apply at 2os 7sh st NV.
Az ams3s1a5s SS9R c4tSyAssEhs CAN
must ssst.s Yen 'ssS@shdsd Apply 10 sss''
WANTED. TO FIND CAPITAL
cent address .fas sES'
WANTED 1907 F ST. NV A WHITE GIRL
w to wait on an Invalid: must know something Of
WANTED-cooKs, CHAMRERMAIDs, WORKING
" housekeeper, scrubgirls, men cooks farm hand,
sHs II
WANTEp-!A.aENTsEAP FOR POSI-
" tons awaiting appointments, or those out of
at
WANTED;,woMEN COOKS. $40 to s25; MAIDS,
~ nurses iaundress city and country hotel and
LABOR eis e.
WANTED : WOMEN COOKS elO TO, $40:
~ Ws;far Nurses ana auIaresses IN city
Men Cooks. cooMBs sTkGEss sss St 'D NV.
reau, conducted by ladies. Men and women, white
and colored for all kinds Of domestic Labor city and
MISREPRESENTATION.
WANTED-BY A sTENoGRAPHER AND TYPE
w writer male) Expert. situation: experienced in
ployer. Address W. g.. 034 st. NV. aul2-3t'
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, ANXIOUS FOR
@ a G Address e.
WANTED.-pLACEs FOR COOKS. CHAMBER
Drivers. Housemen, Farm Hands tMale and Female
a 4G sa aHa
WANTED : IF You WANT COOK, MAID,
w nurses, waitsress. lauGdress men cock. waters
bR It %
WANTED,-AT HEADQyARTERs-P0sITI
men, a Buffers, and Wallets 'e " 's.'' o0'' 49,
auS-yt' COOMBS BURGESS.
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The labor convention in Syracuse promises to
witness some exciting scenes If half the contests
In the separate local organizations transferred
70 the convention floor. IL Is the socialists who
are making all the noise, and generally among
themselves. Several Of the clubs In New York
city are at odds, and one is willing TO let its
chief antagonist carry OF the honOrs in the choice
or delegates. Individually and collectively, they
ara out OF coneeit with Henry George, and do not
hesitate to declare that, without their support, he
VIII lind himself nowhere. He. On the other hand,
realizes that what cost him more votes than any
thing else in the mayOralty contest last fall was
the suspicion OF his af1liatiOn with the disloyal
and riotous crew who were making so free use OF
his name. The effect OF these disSensionS in the
dis-United Labor party will be to additionally
complicate the present political complications, and
render still more difficult OF calculation the In.
nuence OF the labor vote In the New York and
national elections
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WANTED--HOUSES.

VNANTED-A FAMILY OF FOUR ADULTS WISH
w to rent seven or eightroom House. with all mod
ern improvements; location between 9TH and Goth,
and SITS preferred price not to exceed $40 per
month. Address MODERN, Star Office. au11-2t
VNANTED-ON 18TH OF SEPTEMBER. FOR TWO
w years, 14room house, at $1,000 per annum,
north of ST. and west of 18th St state location Ad
dress r. II. E., Star Office. au1O-6ts
WANTED-DIkECT FROM OWNERS-HOUSES
w to rent to rstclass tenants Special and
tention given to property placed in hands. Nc.
LACHLEN BATCHELDER, 1925 F st. W. aus IT
WANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS, HOUSES
placed with will be literally advertised at
pense. Rents collected Estates managed. Insurance
effected. HOLLAND THOMPSON,
je13 1913 st.. Adjoining Sun Building.
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A band OF robbers may possibly have set fire
TO the Chatsworth trestle and directly caused the
slaughter of more than one hundred excursionists,
but 1t was railroad company that built the trestle,
fi1msiy, out OF wood instead OF iron, and left it,
with prairie fires threatening, unguarded. 1t was
the same company that permitted a train OF fif-
teen cars, containing nearly a thousand passen-
gers, to race over a dangerous track and weak
bridge at midnight, at the rate of mile In min
ute. Even had there been no reason to fear fire
or wreckers, the intense heat OF the sun during
the day before ought to have warned practical
railroad men against trusting too much to a
wooden bridge. The hardest and best timber that
can be used for such purpose Is not proof
against broillng heat, and every exposed wooden
structure which has to bear a great strain, ought
to be examined at least once q day in such
weather as has prevailed all over the country
during the last six weeks. There is no such thing
as Sinking the responsibility which rests on the
company by trying TO share it with suspected in
cendiarieS and robbers. Let the latter be caught
II It be possible to hunt them down, and given the
most terrible punishment known to the law; but
let not the company be absOlved OF its RESPONSE
bility by the use OF such a scapegoat. Had it
done its bounden duty to the public, the world
might have been spared the recital OF horrors
which sped over the wires yesterday, and scores
OF homes enjoyed continued happiness which To-
day are under the dark shadow OF bereavement.
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NOR RENT
Ill21 18th. 1ar. ,es3.
IL - NJ st. NV, llr
1903 H 81 n ~. lor.
1906 Il ST.. 12r.
6Qll3th st n.w., 1 In.
1855 psf NV. 1lr.
III Md ave ne. llr. /.
geo 18th St n. w. i2r. /.
1918 II st. NV Tor.
32S Indiana ave. pr
lul6 nth 81. NV Tor
2l1 +. Cap. St. 12r. so.
141o n St NV. Or ..55.
1.sy3 18th II. n ", Sr.
1905 @ st nv. Tor. :.
$40 Sth 1t. n. Va Tor IS.
2lQ2 II st n.w-1r,...S2
607 II %. NV. 13r. -,
722 2lst &C. n. ". yr Al
931 Ost.n-w., 9r......4Q
l2NWn et.n.W..Sr. ~,
1l26 18th st. n. W.. Sr,
Az o q. NV. lh. 81
10 4th st. sc, Sr,...-S5
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13lQ-12 wAllAch Pl., 7r
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a,pR n ~ MAI
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" Law, Barbour Leg 1ullding. 400 Louieianl
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advertised free Of cost 70 the owner.
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SPECIAL.
400, 422, 424. 1876 7rH STREET.

SPECIAL.
In conjunction with the above sale we have included
the balance of our
DRESS ROBES,
Thirtyfve in number. These will be closed out with
the above goods An elegant and rare opportunity
buy an unmsde Dress at such price,
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226 & Ct. NV, once rms.
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IToR RENT-1l0S 4th street northwest, 8 rooms:
= modern improvements. $50 per month. Apply 1t
444 New York ave. n. W. au10-3ts
NOR RENT-922 ST, n. w. SIX ROOMS, BATH
IL and cellar 835 Two x-room Frames. Gales ne,
near terminus 81. railway; els. Fve-room Frame,
18th and E SITS. ne; IS. HANDING WATERS,
au1O-3t 606 18th st. NV
INOR RENT-7OS 18TH ST, BRICK HOUSE, IL
IL rooms, all mod imps.: house in frst-cass order.
THOS. MYERS,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-A LOAN OF $4,000 ON VALUABLE
w tract in the northwest close to improved prop
critics The land sells to-day for shout eight times this
amount, but proposed street extensons favor the
spot that owner declines to SELL Address + =: =,
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EOR RENT-BY B. o. HOFFMAN.
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